Game text
902,736 entries
- Orrian Fire-eater
- Sounds like a plan.
- Where does the tunnel lead?
- It opens out near Oceanside Ordance. It gives us a reasonably safe passage to transport wounded soldiers to be treated at Oceanside when the copters aren't available.
- Every patient we lose is another sleepless night for me. I thought I'd seen everything, but this place keeps proving me wrong.
- Without you, the wounded would have no hope.
- Sounds like you're too weak willed for a job like this.
- Your dedication is inspiring.
- Where do all of your patients come from?
- Thanks. I needed to hear that. These soldiers are putting themselves in danger to protect Tyria from the horrors of Orr. I owe it to them to do my best to heal them.
- That's harsh! It does put things in perspective, though. These soldiers are putting themselves in danger to protect Tyria from the horrors of Orr. I owe it to them to do my best to heal them.
- Thank you! It's good to hear your hard work is appreciated. These soldiers are putting themselves in danger to protect Tyria from the horrors of Orr. I owe it to them to do my best to heal them.
- Anywhere in northern Orr. It's hard to be safe from Risen down here, no matter what part you play in the war.
- When I joined the Priory, no one told me I'd be fighting undead out on the front lines in Orr itself.
- I can see how you'd regret joining.
- I don't have any regrets! I'd always been the quiet, bookish sort. A coward. This place has turned me into a real soldier. A scholar, still, but also a soldier.
- Maybe the Vigil would've been a better fit for you.
- Not at all! The Vigil's not for me. I believe in what the Priory's doing. The war would be hopeless without our research. The Priory's just as important as the Vigil.
- This place is just one big tragedy. And I don't just mean Stenton Cannonade. I mean all of Orr. Look at this terrible wasteland. Look at all of the death.
- Maybe once this is all over, it can start to become a beautiful place again.
- I don't let it get to me. I just do what I have to.
- Do you think it will ever recover?
- It is pretty horrible. Good-bye.
- Maybe. That's a nice thought. For now, all we can do is keep pushing our way into Orr. Our victory is the only hope this place has.
- True. See you around.
- I try not to let it get to me. But it's not easy. Not after all I've seen. We just have to keep pushing our way into Orr. If we conquer it, we can change it.
- I don't know. I have to hope so. As long as we keep pushing our way into Orr, there's a chance.
- I can't believe I have to stand here like some sort of guard. I have work I have to do. Instead, I get to wait out here and stab any Risen who walk up. This is Vigil work!
- Stop whining. If it wasn't important work, you wouldn't be assigned to it.
- But isn't this passageway necessary?
- Right. Good-bye, then.
- Yeah, yeah. It sounds noble when you put it like that. And it is a good way to get the wounded to Oceanside Ordance to be treated. I just wish I could be doing more.
- We all have to work our way up.
- I suppose. We do use it to transport the wounded to Oceanside Ordance safely. I just wish I could be doing more.
- Careful! Watch where you step walking through here! There's no point in trying to save these creatures from the corruption if you're just going to squish them all.
- I don't see how holing these animals up in here is helpful at all.
- Then you're near-sighted. You need to think past tomorrow, friend. Once all the undead rot is gone from here, the land's gonna want to grow. All it'll need is a push.
- These animals are a push?
- Sure. They'll repopulate Orr with nice, wholesome animals, like boars, moas, and wurms.
- Only some of those animals seem wholesome to me.
- I heard sylvari in different places across Tyria are making little oases that they're protecting from corruption. We're trying to do something like that here.
- It's a noble cause.
- It doesn't look like it will be easy.
- Hope that works out for you.
- Thank you. I lived by the Brand for years, helping to drive back the corruption there and protect the wildlife. But Orr is more in need of help.
- No, not likely, but necessary. I lived by the Brand for years, helping to drive back the corruption there and protect the wildlife. But Orr is more in need of help.
- I'm more of an engineer than a soldier, but they've got me out here to help hold this place so the rest of the troops can move through.
- If you're here, it's because they believe you can do it.
- You're in Orr. You can't afford to be a whiny coward here.
- Sounds like they're pretty desperate.